ENTER command

The ENTER (or CR) command adds a line break to the email, directly in the command prompt. This technique allows to have multiple paragraphs separated by a new line character, in the expression that is written in a single line.

Command syntax

• febootimail -ENTER
• febootimail -CR
• febootimail -TEXT 1st line -CR -TEXT 2nd line

Normally, Enter key executes the expression written in the command prompt. However, Enter is also used as carriage return to separate text paragraphs one from another by the line breaks. Thus, composing a paragraph formatted multiline message in the one, use the ENTER argument to add the line breaks to your email.

Alternatively, use the USEFILE command to send preformatted text files. Use Notepad or any other text editor, to make preformatted text files with multiple paragraphs.

Related commands

• -TEXT or -BODY or -MSG or -MESSAGE
• -USEFILE or -UF
• -CONFIG or -CFG

Quick look

• Quick start · start sending the CMD email in minutes
• Tips & Tricks · a few quick email tricks
• Email attachments · use simple wildcards or advanced file masks to attach multiple files
• Debug email client-server connection · use DEBUG and advanced DEBUGX commands
• Parameter substitution using USEFILE and CONFIG · use a text file as any parameter
• Batch file & errorlevels · errorlevel values can be used in conditional processing
• Command Line Email parameters · see all email commands

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